Lou Bopp Documents the Faces of the Pandemic
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In his latest series, Lou Bopp photographs his subjects through barriers: windows, doors, and screens, as a way of emphasizing the history we are living through. He documents the arc of …
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In his latest series, Lou Bopp photographs his subjects through barriers: windows, doors, and screens, as a way of emphasizing the history we are living through. He documents the arc of …
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Workbook Radio and Dear Art Producer present Where We Are Now, a monthly webinar series created to talk about the state of affairs in our community. Each webinar has a fresh …
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The illustrators with the Jennifer Nelson group employ birds for use in patterns on everything from fabrics, wallpaper, personal items, greeting cards, and more. The positive associations we make …
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The talented illustrators of the Salzman Group haven’t slowed down. They’ve been enlightening the stories of the day for publications such as the New York Times and Time Magazine, and …
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Photographer and chef Judy Doherty lives near the Castro Valley Farmers’ Market. One morning early this summer, she went there to see what the local farmers had grown. Arms filled with …
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Even if Callie Lipkin doesn’t get the job, that doesn’t stop her from putting her own spin on a treatment and shooting the assignment anyway. After submitting two treatments for jobs …
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In a recent interview with California magazine, Richard Borge talks about his creative process and where his inspiration comes from, how adding Cinema 4D (C4D) to his tool box …
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Once the creative team for Root Insurance saw Kremer Johnson’s street portrait series, “Angelenos,” they were pretty convinced the photos were the right fit for the campaign they had in mind. …
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Pride Month, Black Lives Matter, Juneteenth, and How to Cope With COVID-19 are some of the headlines to which the talented artists of the Richard Solomon group have added visual …
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In January, Mac Holt and his crew spent five days in Nevada’s high desert enjoying natural hot springs, off-roading, camping, and campfires, all while shooting a new campaign for Travel Nevada …
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With his pared down graphic style and exuberant use of color, Greg Mably created a style heavily influenced by the Pop Art of the 1960s. His recent work for Canada Goose (image …
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The best way to know if something is going to work is to try it. That’s what Tim Tadder did recently with five photo shoots in which he tested safety protocols that allowed …
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There were so many engaging images in this submission from Kate T. Parker for Healthcare Atlanta, it was hard to edit it down. There’s the restlessness and boredom, displays of affection, …
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The Brenda Manley Group is ready to create a design for any surface with their exuberant use of illustrations, hand lettering, color, shape, and texture. Image above: Emma Schonenberg
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Artist Jason Naylor completed two mural projects during the shelter-in-place order. The first is just one of many that were installed all over New York City as part of a …
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The inability to cast and photograph talent early on in the pandemic brought the industry to a standstill. In response, Alice Blue has elevated their process of creating talent in 3D, …
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At a pre-COVID event hosted by Workbook’s Mary Preussel, the script was flipped when Art Producer Katie Buntsma and National Photo Agent Quitze Nelson started the evening by asking the …
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Happy Fourth of July! Image above: Kotryna Zukauskaite
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With so many people sheltering at home, San Diego Gas and Electric started to notice an increase of gas and electric lines being hit as people started to fill their time …
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This talented group maintains an international clientele from their base in the UK and editorial projects for Harper Collins, Which?, The Times, Bon Appetit, CBS, Watch! magazine the US, UK, and Australia are just part of what’s in …
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People at work, people at play, good food and drink is all part of the mix for this group of talented photographers and directors.
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Illustrator Mary Woodin was the perfect fit to help in the rebranding of KeVita. It wasn’t just her extensive branding experience and that her style was the right match for the product; …
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When Covid-19 hit, photo team Tracy and David felt compelled to document the world as it adapted to the new normal. As former photo journalists, they were inspired to tell the stories …
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With the many restrictions in place due to the stay-at-home order, food photographer Vinnie Finn used his time wisely to add new imagery to his website and portfolio; he was able to execute successfully in …
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While most of us are still hesitant to travel, illustrators Greg Betza and Veronica Lawlor of Studio 1482 have created a series called Armchair Travel to remind us what is …
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Adrian Mueller shows how photographers and clients can continue to work together remotely in his latest shoot for Food Maison.
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Since many productions have been curtailed in recent months, photographer/director Steven Moyer used the time to create new work to add to his already substantial portfolio of active lifestyle imagery. With family …
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Each these of these artists uses a unique visual style to add meaning to society’s call for change.
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Illustrator Wes Rowell presents a well-thought-out argument for the inclusion of editorial illustration to the list of Pulitzers awarded every year. There are already two categories for photography: breaking news …